Free games for mac computers. New USF VPN Client. In order to provide better support for the USF community, and correctly work with new operating systems, in March 2014 USF Information Technology Communications switched to a new VPN client, called Junos Pulse. OS X 10.11 El Capitan Users and MacOS Sierra. The Old Junos Pulse Client (v. 4.0) is not supported on El Capitan.

Download the JunosPulse4_20_15.dmg for Mac OS 10. This will be located in the Downloads folder in your Home Directory. Click the Magifying glass to reveal its location in the Finder. Reconcile button is gray in quicken for mac. Double click JunosPulse4_20_15.dmg to mount the Installer. Double click JunosPulse.pkg to begin the install. Click Continue Click Install.

You'll be propmted for an Admin username and password. The Juniper VPN clinet is now installed in the Applications directory on your computer. Configuring the Junos Pulse Secure client for OSX The Junos Pulse client must be configured upon its first launch when installed from the Rutgers Software Portal. Network Connect must be configured with the Rutgers VPN Sign-in page, a valid Rutgers NetID and a password.

Follow the steps below to configure the client software with a Rutgers user account: • Launch the Junos Pulse Client, located in the Applications folder on your hard drive • Click on the + icon to create a new connection. Enter into the 'Server URL' text box. Enter Rutgers as the Name. • Click Connect • Select Default as the Realm • Enter your Net ID and password You are now successfully connected to the University's VPN server. The Network Connect client stays running in the background on your computer. You may view connection statistics, traffic counters and to control the Network Connect client at any time by selecting the application from the list of running tasks on the dock. The application displays statistics, timers, IP address, and encryption information.

Use the application to access the Sign Out button. Disconnecting the Network Connect client from the VPN server Maintaining a VPN connection means all your networking will be routed through Rutgers which may cause delays and additional unnecessary network traffic. After you have completed your secure activity, you may wish to disconnect your device from the VPN service.

To disconnect from the VPN server, click on the Network Connect client's icon in the dock and then click the 'Sign Out' button. Your VPN client is now disconnected. Traffic to and from your computer will no longer be relayed through the Rutgers VPN server. Removal of the CISCO VPN client If you have installed previous version of the CISCO vpn client from software.rutgers.edu, please remove any copies of this as the cisco vpn will no longer function as of 9/30/2013. Do so by dragging the vpnClient icon in the Applications directory to the trash.

If you are using the built in CISO vpn client that comes with Mac OS 10.6 and higher, launch System Preferences located in Applications and click on Network.